More Chinese companies can be encouraged and the number of IPOs in 2013 in the United States will increase, the report said.
Vipshop Holdings shares closed on Tuesday at $17.90, an increase of 175.4 percent compared with the offering price, while YY Inc closed at $14.29, an increase of 36 percent.
The European market has also become more attractive for Chinese companies to list. Nine have gone public in Germany and Britain this year.
A report by the Zero2IPO Research Centre on Tuesday said 42 companies in the Chinese mainland market saw their prices fall on the first day of their IPOs because the A-share market remained weak and investors were more rational about the price/earnings ratios of new shares.
The largest mainland IPO this year, that of China Communications Construction Co Ltd, raised $794.9 million, compared to $2.1 billion for the largest deal last year, the report said.
Some 837 Chinese companies were waiting for their IPOs to be examined and approved by Friday.
With the supply of A-share stocks limited, prices in the mainland market are usually higher than in Hong Kong's H-share market. But price differences between the two markets will be smaller in the long term, said Jing Xiaoda, a senior analyst at Essence Securities, speaking at the Beijing International Finance Expo this month.
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